Monthly Bulletin November 2016

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Company News (Quoted Micro)

Kryptonite 1 (KR1) has raised a further £127,000 at 0.05p a share. Back in June, £10,000 was raised at 0.04p a share and in July £100,000 was raised at 0.03p a share. Kryptonite 1 was formerly known as Guild Acquisitions.

Valiant Investments (VALP) has raised another £24,000 at 0.1p a share, having recently raised £51,500 at the same share price. Valiant owns 84.7% of Flamethrower, which has acquired Compass Heading, a compass app, for $12,500. Revenues are generated from advertising and in-app sales.

Crossword Cybersecurity (CCS) has raised £1.4m via a placing and subscription at 190p a share - the same as the current bid price - and the cash will be invested in sales and marketing and further cyber security product development. There was £668,000 in the bank at the end of June 2016. Chief executive Thomas Ilube subscribed for 132,103 shares but his holding has been diluted from 52.6% to 44.4%.

Wine maker Chapel Down (CDGP) says that it has had its highest quality harvest ever, although yields were slightly lower than expected. The 2016 harvest was the third largest in the company's history. A good summer made up for some of the shortfall earlier in the year.

Energy efficiency and electronics products supplier Sandal (SAND) says that trading is in line with forecast. Sainsbury's will be selling MiHome products in 100 stores prior to Christmas, while Argos will be including them in its catalogue from February. House broker Daniel Stewart expects Sandal to move into profit this year.

South Africa-based social impact investor Inqo Investments (INQO) has been improving room rates and occupancy at the South Africa-based leisure resort Kuzuko Lodge and the second half should be much stronger as tourists benefit from the weak Rand. In the six months to August 2016, group revenues grew from R3.23m to R5.32m, which made an increased loss before an increase in other income from R2.06m to R14m is taken into account. The other income in the recent period was due to the negotiation of loan settlements leading to interest write-backs. Kuzuko Lodge made a reduced loss, while the first revenues from the Bee Sweet Honey investment will not show through until 2017-18.

ISDX News

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Jason Berry, Chairman of UK Oil and Gas Plc. Jason was a great character with remarkable levels of energy, enthusiasm, charm and warmth. He was a supporter of ISDX and will be sorely missed. Our deepest condolences go to his family and close friends.

New Issuers

Tengri Resources, now named Forbes Ventures plc (FOR), is an investment company which recently joined the ISDX Growth Market and is seeking a technology acquisition.

Tengri has raised £650,000 from an issue of convertible loan stock - which would be equivalent to 65.5% of Tengri if converted - having previously raised £100,000 from a share issue at 5p a share. The share price was 1p prior to joining ISDX and it ended the week at 2p (1.5p/2.5p).

Walls & Futures (WARF), is a Real Estate Investment Trust committed to delivering long-term income and capital growth by investing in residential property across the UK.

The company will acquire, develop and manage residential property, with a particular focus on London and the South East for the private rental sector and countrywide for the supported housing sector.

Company Profiles

Good Energy is a fast-growing green energy company, generating and selling 100% renewable electricity to homes and businesses across the UK. Good Energy Plc resides in The Social Impact Segment of ISDX Growth Market, which is operated in conjunction with the Social Stock Exchange for their members.

Good Energy has recently launched the UK's first online marketplace for renewable electricity - 'Selectricity' - giving businesses the power to choose how and where their electricity is generated.

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